It’s the same old Greek story: Employees, pensioners and patients will mainly pay for the Troika austerity measures. A package of 11.5 billion euro for the years 2013-2014 and additional measures of 3 billion euro for 2012 to cover up missed fiscal targets.

Employees, pensioners and patients will have to come up for expenditure cuts worth 5 billion euro.

How will this look like? As Finance Minister Yiannis Stournaras exposes Samaras’ government cuts-proposals to the Troika this morning, parts of this package have been leaked to the press.

Some of the measures would include:

A cap for pensions: maximum pension would be 2,000-2,200 euro

Pensions: 5% for pensions 1,000-1,400 euro, 10% for pensions over 1,400 euro. If someone gets more than one pension, the cut will affect the total amount.

Allowances, Social Benefits: More than 89 social and welfare benefits will be given only according to income and social criteria. Only unemployment allowance and EKAS (a welfare benefit for low pensioners) are not “touched by the measures, even though a very low-income cap was set and applied last year for EKAS.

There have been some rumors to cut unemployment allowance for seasonal workers (agriculture, tourism) but nothing is confirmed yet.

Lump sum: 22.67% cuts for civil servants. A total of 40% cut for those insurance funds that pay higher lump sum than employees’ contributions.

Health Care: That’s THE end of Greek patient, should the cuts will be applied as apparently planned!